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Insider Brief IBM introduced Quantum Safe enhancements for its Guardium platform, as explained by Eric Maass, Director of Product Management at IBM, during a webinar. These enhancements address future risks posed by quantum computers, which […]

Insider Brief XeedQ delivered its “Baby Diamond” 5-qubit quantum computer to Goethe University, enhancing academic exploration in quantum computing. Located on Goethe University’s historic campus, the system will support research and inspire students in quantum […]

Insider Brief Recent research suggests AI could outperform quantum computing in simulating certain complex materials and chemical reactions, raising questions about quantum’s potential advantage in these fields, according to MIT Technology Review. AI models trained […]

Insider Brief Dr. David Deutsch, a pioneer in quantum computing and the “many worlds” theory, emphasized in a recent interview that quantum theory is the most fundamental in physics, despite early misinterpretations, and supported the […]

Insider Brief: Nu Quantum is collaborating with CERN’s White Rabbit technology to create highly synchronized, data-center-scale quantum computing networks, marking it as the first quantum industrial partner in the WR Collaboration. They are set to […]

Insider Brief Ulrich Wisser, speaking at the Netnod Tech Meeting 2024, reassured that quantum computers are not yet capable of breaking encryption but emphasized the importance of preparing for future threats, as quantum advancements progress […]

Insider Brief Quantum Computing Inc. reported third-quarter revenue of $101,000, up from $50,000 last year, but gross margins fell from 52% to 9%, largely due to costs associated with a customized quantum LiDAR prototype. The […]

Insider Brief IonQ reported third-quarter revenue of $12.4 million, a 102% increase year-over-year, and raised its full-year revenue forecast to between $38.5 million and $42.5 million. Net loss for the quarter was $52.5 million. The […]

Insider Brief Researchers report on a high-tech layered hybrid superlattices (LHSLs) sandwich that combines crystalline atomic layers with molecular interlayers, creating a versatile new material platform for quantum computing and electronics. LHSLs use van der […]

Insider Brief: European scientists, funded by a €10 million (approximately $10.8 million) consortium, are developing a room-temperature quantum computer using diamonds and silicon carbide. The SPINUS project uses nitrogen-vacancy (NV) centers in synthetic diamonds to […]